My personal portfolio page.

Started with the Atlantic Theme by Zerostatic themes then modified the design quite a bit for my portfolio needs. Then migrated the project into Taylor Bryant's jekyll-starter-tailwind.

Licenses

jekyll-starter-tailwind | MIT

jekyll-atlantic-theme

The below is the setup taken from the jekyll-starter-tailwind Readme (with some modification):

A starter kit for using Tailwind with Jekyll that includes:

• A barebones Jekyll starter theme

• A Gulpfile that does the following:

  • Compiles Tailwind
  • Strips out unused CSS using Tailwind's purge option
  • Runs Autoprefixer
  • Minifies your CSS
  • Compiles Jekyll
  • Runs Browsersync for local development

Requirements

• Bundler (2.4.2)
• Jekyll
• Node.js
• npm (Use nvm to manage npm)
• Ruby (3.1.3. Use rbenv to manage ruby installs)

Get started

• nvm install to install/select the correct node version from the .nvmrc file
• bundle install to install Ruby gems
• npm ci to install npm packages listed in package-lock.json
• npm run start or npm run dev to compile the site with development settings and run BrowserSync

Build your site

• npm run build:dev to compile the site with development settings
• npm run build:production or npm run build to compile the site for production